Aiphone JKW-IP User Manual

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PC Application Basic Operations

5-1-4 Adjust image

If the image displayed on the PC Application screen is
difficult to see, you can adjust the image using [ADJUST]
(

j).

You can adjust the backlight during the day when a bright
background makes it difficult to see.
You can make it brighter at night when it is darker.

If you click [ADJUST] again while the image is being
adjusted, the image is returned to the status from before
adjustments were made.

Backlight adjustment, Night sensitivity adjustment image

[Before adjustment]

[After adjustment]

MEMO

If the door station is operated from another PC Application
at the same time as Adjust image, the operation may not
be enabled, due to communication overlap and control
processing.

Clicking [ADJUST] (

j) at night may make visitors' faces

easier to see, but may also make moving objects more
difficult to see.

The discrimination between day and night is performed
automatically by the door station.

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5-1-5 Room-to-room communication

(Communication with a master monitor station)

Mutual calls and communication are possible between the
PC Application and the master monitor station.

Receiving a call from / communicating with the
master monitor station

A call tone sounds when there is a call from the master
monitor station, and a message is displayed in the PC
Application's [MESSAGE] display (

j).

All PC Applications are called when there is a call from any
of the master monitor stations in the system.
If the check mark is removed from Call Tone in "Event
Notification Settings"

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, the call tone will not sound.

W hen the master monitor station ends room-to-room
communication, the PC Application returns to standby status
(this includes call timeouts).

Status:

(Orange) 1 CALL ROOM ST (Numbers

indicate the order of the calls)

MESSAGE: CALL FROM ROOM STATION

When this happens, click [TALK] (

k).

You can then talk to the master monitor station.

To end the communication, click [OFF] (

l).

The PC Application returns to standby status.

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